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> God, how I hate this machine.

Hey, once you get it working I think you'll be happy.

[ 2.1.5 ] 

> Well, when I boot the machine, and go into config, I don't have any
> problems.  But as soon as the sc0 driver starts, all is lost.  The keys
> all act really funny, and there's nothing I can do with the machine
> except turn it off!
> 
> Can someone help, please?

yeah, try and install 2.1.6.1 instead.  Change the flags to sc0 to 0x10
in userconfig and it should work fine on your box.



Nate